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<!-- DATE: December 2002 -->
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<!-- PURPOSE: Names all elements in the link class. These are -->
<!-- elements that are links (internal or external) -->
<!-- by definition, such as URLs <uri> and -->
<!-- Cross(X)-references <xref>. -->
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<!-- CONTAINS: 1) Default definitions of the link classes -->
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<!-- 3) Default definitions for attribute lists -->
<!-- 4) Models for the link class elements, first -->
<!-- internal links then external links(alphabetically)-->
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<!-- (Note: Links make their links using the XLink -->
<!-- global attributes. Many elements besides -->
<!-- explicit links may be made into links using -->
<!-- these attributes. Such elements are defined in -->
<!-- the module appropriate to their use and are not -->
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<!-- ORIGINAL CREATION DATE: -->
<!-- December 2002 -->
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<!-- CREATED BY: Jeff Beck (NCBI) -->
<!-- Deborah Lapeyre (Mulberry Technologies, Inc.) -->
<!-- Bruce Rosenblum (Inera Inc.) -->
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<!-- PARAMETER ENTITY DEPENDENCIES
Requires the following parameter entities
be defined before calling this module,
usually accomplished in the Customization
Module for the specific DTD:
%access.class;
%emphasis.class;
%might-link-atts; -->
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<!-- DEFAULT DEFINITION OF THE LINK CLASSES -->
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<!-- LINKS/CROSS-REFERENCES CLASS ELEMENTS -->
<!-- Elements that act as one end of a link or
cross-reference, either internal or external
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<!ENTITY % link.class "ext-link | fn |
inline-supplementary-material |
related-article |
target | xref" >
<!-- ELEM related-article
Defined in %common.ent -->
<!-- SIMPLE LINKS/CROSS-REFERENCES CLASS -->
<!-- The smaller and simpler linking elements
that might be inside, for example, a
Keyword <kwd> -->
<!ENTITY % simple-link.class
"fn | target | xref" >
<!-- EXTERNAL LINKS CLASS -->
<!-- Just the external link element, for the
first round -->
<!ENTITY % ext-links.class
"ext-link" >
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<!-- DEFAULTS FOR ATTRIBUTE VALUES -->
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<!-- DEFAULT TYPE OF CROSS(X)-REFERENCE -->
<!-- Used to say to what the reference is pointing.
May be used for type-specific processing or
validation. Values are, for example:
Affiliation "aff", Figure "fig", and
Bibliographic ref (to a Citation <citation> or
to a Reference Item <ref>) "bibr" -->
<!ENTITY % ref-types "aff | app | author-notes | bibr |
boxed-text | chem | contrib | corresp |
disp-formula | fig | fn | kwd | list |
plate | scheme | sec | statement |
supplementary-material |
table | table-fn |
other" >
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<!-- DEFAULTS FOR ATTRIBUTE LISTS -->
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<!-- FOOTNOTE ATTRIBUTES -->
<!-- Attribute list for Footnote element -->
<!ENTITY % fn-atts
"id ID #IMPLIED
symbol CDATA #IMPLIED
fn-type CDATA #IMPLIED
xml:lang NMTOKEN #IMPLIED" >
<!-- X(CROSS) REFERENCE ATTRIBUTES -->
<!-- Attribute list for cross references -->
<!ENTITY % xref-atts
"ref-type (%ref-types;) #IMPLIED
rid IDREFS #IMPLIED" >
<!-- INLINE SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL -->
<!-- Attribute list for inline supp material -->
<!ENTITY % inline-supplementary-material-atts
"%might-link-atts;
file-type CDATA #IMPLIED" >
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<!-- INTERNAL LINKS -->
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<!-- FOOTNOTE -->
<!-- Additional information concerning material in
a particular location in the text. This
material is not considered to be part of the
body of the text, but in addition to or a
commentary on the body. Such material may be
displayed at the bottom of a printed page,
onscreen in a separate pop-up window, or in a
list at the end of an article.
Remarks: A reference (pointer) to a
Footnote <fn> is made with the X(Cross)
Reference element.
The language attribute may be used to note
a footnote that is not in the same language
as the original document, for example, a
Latin or Greek footnote for a document in
English. -->
<!ELEMENT fn (p+) >
<!-- id Unique identifier for the element. A cross-
reference will point to this ID.
symbol If the symbol that was used in the original
display to identify the specific footnote
is to be preserved, this is the attribute
where it may be stored. One might store the
symbol to disambiguate mistagged cases, for
example, in which the author has stated
"see footnote b" or "see footnote 14" in
the text but the mention of the footnote has
not been tagged as a cross references.
fn-type Type of footnote, for those footnotes that
point to a particular type of information
and that type is known, this attribute is
intended as a way to preserve that
knowledge. For example, some footnotes
point to or are used for the purpose of
recording:
abbr Abbreviations
com Communicated-by information
con Contributed-by information
conflict
Conflict of interest statements
equal Contributed to the creation of
the document equally
corresp For use when the corresponding
author information is not
identified separately, but is
merely a footnote
current-aff
Contributor's current affiliation
deceased
Person has died since article was
written
edited-by
Contributor has the role of an
editor
financial-disclosure
Statement of funding or denial
of funds received in support of
the research on which this article
is based
on-leave
Contributor is on sabbatical or
other leave of absence
participating-researchers
Contributor was a researcher for
this article
present-address
Contributor's current address
presented-at
Conference, colloquium, or other
occasion at which this paper
was presented
presented-by
Contributor who presented this
material
previously-at
Contributor's previous location
or affiliation
reprint Method or place to obtain reprints,
typically the name and address of
a person form whom reprints can be
requested
study-group-members
Contributor was a member of the
study group for this research
supplementary-material
Points to or describes
supplementary material for this
article
supported-by
The research upon which this
article is based was supported by
other Not in the above list of
footnote types
xml:lang The language in which the value of the
element is expressed. Recommended best
practice is to use values as defined in
RFC 1766, typically 2-letter language
codes such as "FR" (French), "EN" (English),
and "DE" (German). These values are NOT
case sensitive, so "EN" = "en". The values
may include hyphenated differentiators such
as "EN-AU" (Australian English) and "EN-US"
(United States English). -->
<!ATTLIST fn
%fn-atts; >
<!-- TARGET OF AN INTERNAL LINK -->
<!-- May be placed anywhere within textual
material such as a paragraph to provide a
location (anchor) to which a cross reference
can point -->
<!ELEMENT target (#PCDATA %link-elements;)* >
<!-- id Unique identifier so the element may be
referenced -->
<!ATTLIST target
id ID #REQUIRED >
<!-- X(CROSS) REFERENCE -->
<!-- Used for any kind of internal article
referencing. The content of the reference
(if present) will be displayed as the link.
This element may be used to anything that
has an "id". The "ref-type" attribute says
what the reference is pointing to. -->
<!ELEMENT xref (#PCDATA %link-elements;)* >
<!-- ref-types Used to say to what the reference is pointing.
May be used for type-specific processing or
validation.
Values are:
aff Affiliation
app Appendix
author-note
Author Note
bibr Bibliographic ref (to
a Citation <citation>
or to a Reference
Item <ref>)
boxed-text
Textbox or sidebar
chem Chemical Structure
Wrapper or Chemical
Structure
contrib Contributor
corresp Corresponding Author
disp-formula
Display Formula
fig Figure or fig-group
kwd Keyword
fn Footnote
list List
plate Plate
scheme Scheme
sec Section
statement Statement
supplementary-material
Supplementary Information
table Table Group or Table Wrapper
table-fn Table foot Note
A <fn> that is found within a
<table-wrap> element and that
should be displayed with the
table rather than, for example,
at the bottom of the page or
in a window that does not contain
the table.
other Not listed above -->
<!ATTLIST xref
%xref-atts; >
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<!-- EXTERNAL LINKS -->
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<!-- INLINE SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL ELEMENTS -->
<!-- Elements for use in the
<inline-supplementary-material> element -->
<!ENTITY % inline-supplementary-material-elements
"| %access.class; | %emphasis.class; |
%subsup.class;" >
<!-- INLINE SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL -->
<!-- An in-text link to an external file that
provides supplementary information for
the document, for example, an audio clip -->
<!ELEMENT inline-supplementary-material
(#PCDATA
%inline-supplementary-material-elements;)* >
<!-- xlink:href Provides an address or identifier of the
object to which the link points, for
example a URI or a filename
file-type The type of file, if known (jpeg, gif, etc.) -->
<!ATTLIST inline-supplementary-material
%inline-supplementary-material-atts; >
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